<span style="color: #222222;">Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa appealed to people to strictly follow the restrictions under the lock-down. Saying that lock-down is yielding necessary results, he said Government has taken all measures to maintain the supply of essentials to the needy. He asked people to consider this situation as a blessing in disguise and spend time by reading books and indulging in creative activities. <br />''<br />''Union Minister Dr.Harsh Vardhan spoke to Karnataka health minister Sriramulu and sought details about the situation in the state. The Health minister informed the Union Minister that the travel history of Nanjanagud and Sira positive cases are being being tracked and precaution taken to quarantine primary and secondary contacts. Agriculture minister B C Patil has cautioned private doctors that their license will be cancelled if they close their facilities. He said a notice is issued by district Deputy Commissioner to all the doctors and private medical shops in this regard. Bengaluru city Police Commissioner has issued instructions to police to ensure social distancing in public places. The police have seized 2008 vehicles in the city today and from tomorrow vehicles without lock-down passes will not be allowed. The archdiocese of Bengaluru has made arrangements in schools run by them to accommodate migrants and stranded labourer. </span><br />